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Wow, this is horrible to watch. I'm just glad that the camera was able to catch all this footage for that family.

Update: Swann support confirms the Costco deal is an NVR, and the SDI reference was an error.

nice, thanks for the info! I think the price still seems a little steep for me though.

This could mainly be caused by a defective VGA cable or something internal in the monitor.

As others have mentioned, IP Camera Viewer Pro is a great app that supports a wide-range of cameras. Highly recommended.

It seems pretty good for the specs, how much do these things go for?

Thanks for the info, are these fairly expensive for what they do?

What is the make and model of the product that you are having issues with?

is there a reason that it has be high-end, there should be some affordable cameras out there that can probably do what you are looking for.

Wow, I'm glad you were able able to capture this, you just never know what could happen without a camera installed.

Be careful out there, you really can't trust anyone out there besides your loved ones and yourself.

wow this is really good information. I will keep this in mind in case my glass ever shatters, but I don't see that happening unless it drops or something.

Is this even worth it? Why does the price seem so steep.

If you are using IE to display your video feed, you will need to install ActiveX to get it to work. On some cameras, you have change even more settings and make your connection vulnerable, which is pretty dangerous in my opinion.

As others have mentioned, Bonjour should be a quick fix.

Have you tried yelping local places? I found some in my area that have good reviews, maybe you can find some in your area. Just make sure to read the reviews on both the positives and negatives, and then you can go from there.

Autofocus (to an extent) is a common thing that are installed in most types of cameras nowadays.

You never mention what video card you are planning to use, I have found that even on custom built i7 machines, a video card with 3 or 4 GB of RAM makes a TON of difference. I should mention though, that I am only doing this kind of stuff on systems with 3MP and higher cameras, so you be the judge.

I believe video cards could make a difference, but only depending on which camera you are planning to install. As for your case, 3MP and higher cameras probably do need a little more graphical power, but the standard ones should work fine with integrated graphic chips.

Is this 3G and 4G connection from your cell phone provider? If yes, some smartphones allow for tethering or creating a Wi-Fi Hotspot with your 3G or 4G connection, does your phone have this option?

When I installed my SSD, not only did a recognize a huge difference in boot time, but I noticed a big difference when opening programs as well. However, when the program is running, I didn't notice anything faster about the program itself.

I think you made the right choice by upgrading to i7 instead, but doing both doesn't hurt!

I personally use DynDns, but any of the options in the replies should work very similarly.

You mentioned that you have the APK of the app itself, did you download it off the internet or get it straight from the Play Store? I'm wondering if you downloaded a defected copy of the app.

I'd just finished installing 1 camera at a school and as I was setting it up on the DVR I saw a teacher do a hit and run on my car.

Wow, it's a good thing you were there to set up cameras!

Did you ever get rid of the interference by trying the baluns mentioned in this thread? I'm curious to see if this solution resolved your issue.